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Newspaper

Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Sep 03, 1940

Page

2

Stolen Wristlet Watch at Gloucester Hotel Court

At Liverpool Police Court on 15 July Ronald Leslie Fulmer pleaded guilty to stealing a gold wristlet watch and a shaving brush valued at £6 0s 4d from the Gloucester Hotel on 22 June. He was bound over on recognizance of £5 to be of good behaviour for two years, with a penalty to pay £5 14s 4d if failed.

Liverpool Denton S.m Leslie Fulmer Ave Lewit Leonard Tull Gloucester Furner Beatit‘ion Tull

Australian Meat Allocations and Shipments Under New Deal

Australia reports total meat export last month at 21 500 tons with 11 500 tons allotted for the month against output of 27 000 tons. For next month shipping space about 30 000 tons will be provided. Britain says it cannot accept more than 260 000 tons for the year. Mr A C Fisken, chairman of the Australian Meat Board, commented as talks begin on a new contract with the United Kingdom. September shipping space listed by state: New South Wales 4000, Victoria 1500, Queensland 1200, South Australia 750, Western Australia 2050.

Australia Britain Australian Meat Board A. C. Fisken United Kingdom New South Wales Victoria Queensland South Australia Western

Children Evacuees Saved from Torpedoed Liner

A British liner carrying child evacuees and passengers to Canada was torpedoed in the Atlantic by a U boat. None of the children were lost. the sole casualty was an adult. The children, ages five to fifteen, sang in lifeboats and were landed safely in Britain. Also noted: new press broadcasting cinema regulations gazetted. details on Diggers fundraiser in Krambach. ship Dunvegan Castle sunk. 250 survivors landed, 30 crew missing. Australian troops not engaged in border actions with Sudan and Eritrea. Italian claims of Australian casualties disputed.

Canada Atlantic London Urser Johnnie Dunvegan Castle Sudan Eritrea Ttalians

Royal Air Force Bombs Berlin Raid Marked by Fires

London dispatch reports a Royal Air Force bomber raid lasting about three hours over Berlin and other German targets on Friday night and Saturday morning. Direct hits hit patrol installations, airfields, depots, docks, and rail yards in Germany, with fires and large explosions described as visible from the city. Three aircraft failed to return, others made forced landings along the coast. Berlin witnesses described massive fires and smoke, while the Berlin police chief called it the most intense bombardment since the war began.

London Bépt Royal Air Force Borin Perrol Hamburg Bremen Geisenkirchen Magdeburg Chervourg Emden Hamm Boulogne Cape Gris Nez Germany Holland Belgium France Berlin United Press of America Kurtputuege

Presbyterian Flower Show and Sale of Work

The Gloucester Presbyterian Flower Show and Sale of Work was held at the Majestic Theatre on Friday, with good afternoon and evening attendance and a pleasing financial result anticipated. Mrs FH Deards opened the function, received with thanks and a present. The event showcased flowers, needlework, and cooking, judged by a panel including Mrs M Newton and Mrs J T Hicks, with awards for flowers, fancywork, and related crafts.

We Gloucester Presbyterian Church Majestic Theatre FH. Deards Deagdanas Gloucester Lynn Canon Williamson M. Newton Mra J.T. Hicks J. W. Hawdon W. W. Hawdon Woodward J. P. Baston J. P. Faston J. Landers H. McInnes E. M. Higging FR Corbett J. W Hawdon

Captain Abbott Leads Big Merriwa Rally for New England

Federal Elections Maitland reports Captain J. P. Abbott the Country Party candidate for New England drew the largest meeting since 1917 at Merriwa last night. Councillor Jim Reach praised Abbott’s service record and support for primary producers. Abbott campaigns under the slogan New Blood for New England and has formed strong regional committees aiming for over 80 meetings before election day.

Imp Abbott United States Europe New England A. ©. Williams Scone

War Chest Fund Acknowledges Weekly Donations And Woollen Dispatch

The War Chest Fund Secretary reports weekly donations to the Depot from Mrs. A. J. Woodward and others and urges knitters to return pullovers for early dispatch to overseas boys. A full set of comforts has reached Palestine and England, with Christmas parcels planned for district ALF men on Thursday September 12 at 2:80 pm.

Miss Carson A. J. Woodward W. W. Hawdon T. Andrews Palestine England ALF Warchest Committee School of Arts H. A. McLeod M. Hawdon J. Easton

Golf Notes Secret Hole winner W Garner with 37

W Garner won the Secret Hole competition on Saturday with a score of 37. Other scores included H Baker 41, T McRae 42, L Staveng 42, LL Rye 44, He Lynn 46.

W. Garner H. Baker T. McRae L. Staveng LL Rye He Lynn

McDonald Receives Honours at Gloucester Hotel

D 1 McDonald of BCA is honoured at the Commercial Hotel in Gloucester. The event occurs on Saturday October 12 with visiting hours from 9 am to 6 pm.

McDonald Commercial Hotel Gloucester

Fragmentary History Notes On Gloucester District

Fragments recount early Gloucester history including 1835 government notice offering £50 reward for natives blamed for attacks on A A Company outstations in Gloucester County. Mentions MacKenzie raids, Rawdon Vale holdings, and uncertain details of massacres and land grants near Port Stephens Stroud Gloucester during colonial expansion.

Garry Gardner Banjo Womboin Gloucester India Anguldanes Robert Dawson Dayson Stroud Port Stephens Rawdon Vale Colonial Secretary's Office A. A. Co MacKenzie Ketera Jackey Cromie MeCarthy Paddy Alex, McLeay Colton Lower North Coast AA Co A.A County of

Red Cross Bel bora Branch Meeting August 1940

Bel bora Red Cross held its August meeting at Allan Mathieson’s residence with good attendance. Officers and members listed including Mrs F Holmes and T Lynch, business largely formal, penalties adopted, accounts passed. A tennis tournament proposed. Annual receipts and expenditures for Bel bora branch from 1 July 1939 to 30 June 1940 shown. Various donations, subscriptions, dances and tournaments listed. expenses include headquarters quota, Christmas Cheer, badges, advertising, and intercessions for causes of prayer. Various services and intercessions noted for Gloucester area and other churches. Calendar of wartime intercessory services and gospel meetings listed. Meeting closed with D Monteith signing.

Belbora Allan Mathieson Mesdames G N Easton Blow McRae Patt Holmes T. Lynch Potts Mathieson F. Holmes Niaset Potts Cochrane Church of England Gloucester & Am Tugrabakh Crocke Copeland Canon William Don Ague Presbyterian Sion Bellora Gangat Glouesor Crster Bowman Farm D. Glyn Jones Gloucester H.C . Gloucester Craven Hi. Lynn Upper Bowman Craven Pintern Upper Barrington B. Martens Stroud Baptist Stratford Ward's River P. Hayes A. E. Baker Ted Rehool of Addreas Rev H. Lynn School of Arts D. Monteith

Commercial Stock Sale Report at Sydney Market

Westere and Mintland reports note 1700 cattle yarded with a generally cheaper tone than last Thursday. Bullocks, cows, and heavyweights show modest gains in some lots, calves and hogs varied, store pigs cheaper. Quality overall high. buyers active and prices fluctuated across categories.

Homebush Stock Sydney Winchcombe, Carson Ltd Westere Nleers Wesferk Willis Pitt Son Hidiocks Vemlers Aio Talcutie

Private W Bates Visits Office For Thanks

Personal note states Private W Bates on leave waited at the office to thank Glovicoater district workers for a gift through the War Cheat Committees. Mrs. Attins of Dungox stays with her son Mo fd A rcing of Forbesial. she recalls the Glottewater Hunspay Horne church and expresses gratitude for health.

W. Bates Glovicoater Bill Sald Visia Viet J. Attins Dungox Mo Fd Arcing Forbesial Attins Horne

Treasurer reports total subscriptions for Advocate issue

The Treasurer Mr Weekes reports receipts to date of £1870/0/. Additional sums include Bullock drive 11/15 with two shillings donated by Mrs G Wilson, weekly collection 2/14 by Mrs Hollingsworth, Craven Creek Dance 17/5/6 by F R B Gregory. Mrs Hollingsworth notes new subscribers Walden 1/ and May Britten, W Connolly 1/ and Walsh 1/ sterlings.

Weekes P. Hagen 4. G. Wilson Hollingsworth Craven Creek F. R. B. Gregory

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